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Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by naavis on Friday April 07, 2023 @03:07AM (#35478969)
> There's still a lot of data entry being done from unstructured text. Where specifics like names and addresses need to be extracted from letters and emails and contracts and other stuff. I've worked on these challenges before using different strategies and GPT blows my mind with what it can do just by asking to grab this data and format it as JSON.

Is this data confidential or something you are willing to send to anyone? If the former, you probably shouldn't be sending it to an AI company that retains the data for its own purposes.

Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by donkeyd on Friday April 07, 2023 @03:36AM (#35479137)
This is very confidential data, which is why the current implementation is run on-premise and of course I'm definitely not using production data to test GPT capabilities.
Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by naavis on Friday April 07, 2023 @04:03AM (#35479337)
That's good! There have recently been news of companies leaking trade secrets and confidential data by sharing it with ChatGPT: https://www.techradar.com/news/samsung-workers-leaked-compan...
Re:Behind the curtain: what it feels like to work in AI righ... by donkeyd on Friday April 07, 2023 @05:56AM (#35479942)
Well, in the organization I was doing this, they had similar issues before I started, with external consultants doing stupid stuff. Luckily, my team wasn't as stupid as these people and integrity was also very high. Which was very, very necessary considering the data we were working with.